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# Start desktop session in your language | # Start desktop session in your language | ||
# Run | # Look for an application to launch on desktop environment menus | ||
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#* LibreOffice | #* LibreOffice | ||
#* Evolution, Thunderbird | #* Evolution, Thunderbird | ||
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# Check the display of text in your language in the application (fonts/rendering/characters) such as menu items, input, output, prompts, and window contents. (GUI) | # Check the display of text in your language in the application (fonts/rendering/characters) such as menu items, input, output, prompts, and window contents. (GUI) | ||
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# Characters/Rendering are displayed properly and clearly in the application. | # Characters/Rendering are displayed properly and clearly in the application as well as in system menus. | ||
# Strings are translated and fit well in the screen | # Strings are translated and fit well in the screen | ||
Revision as of 19:24, 22 February 2011
Description
This test case is to check that fonts/rendering are correctly displayed and strings translated in applications.
How to test
- Start desktop session in your language
- Look for an application to launch on desktop environment menus
- Run the application. Nice to test applications:
- LibreOffice
- Evolution, Thunderbird
- Terminal
- Empathy
- GNOME PackageKit/KPackageKit
- Check the display of text in your language in the application (fonts/rendering/characters) such as menu items, input, output, prompts, and window contents. (GUI)
Expected Results
- Characters/Rendering are displayed properly and clearly in the application as well as in system menus.
- Strings are translated and fit well in the screen